Poems About: FUNERAL

Eighty years of life
on this Earth
Was it worth?
I had a thought on your funeral. read more »

Life and Death
by Alex Lewis

Life was born when Death died read more »

First, I got the message you were sick
then the message that you were admitted
then came the message of your death. read more »

There may be a heaven
Sealed in the dark
Then there's no denial
About life here on earth read more »

Such Good Friends

they were friends
good friends read more »

The last chapter
none wish to witness
when, they are alive. read more »

You told me the song to play at your funeral
As if I can think that far ahead
I haven't even held your hand
or kissed your face read more »

If years have passed and your children are grown
The mortgage is paid and you have a second home
And in the garage are Mercedes’ and Jag’s and parked
At the dock is a yacht. read more »

Weasel words
with easy starts
are not the first
ones to our hearts read more »

My Funeral Pen writes for me
All of these words that set me free
The pen that I shared for Mourners to sign
The pen that I wrote to turn back time read more »

Walking in the rain
Catching the raindrops
As we laughed in love
Was fun with you, gentle you read more »

Its always too hard say godbye to someone you love and its even worst if you can never find yourself to cry

every time i think about it never getting the chance to say goodbye but still never crying at the fact your no longer here it makes me die over and over inside its make feel as if i didnt care enough about you to shed tears as i paid my respects when you were once one of the most important aspects in my life read more »